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■n Thursday, March 17, 19<>0 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THE WOMAN'S PAGE Social Events and Club New of Interest Stewardship Program For Sara Glenn Circle “How Total Is My Stewardship?’’ was the topic of the program for the March meeting of the Sara Glenn circle, which was held at the home of Mrs. Joe Bonds. Assisting as hostesses were Mrs. Ethel Pitts and Mrs. Clifton Adair. Taking part on the program which had been arranged by Mrs. W. S. Home, were Mrs. Thurston Giles ^ and Mrs. Tan M. Ray, who gave the devotional. ‘ During the social hour the host esses served a salad course, Russian tea and cake squares. African Leaders Discussed At Century Club Meet An interesting paper on “African Leaden of Today” was given by Mrs. George Brockenbrough for the Century Club meeting at the home of Ifca. Earl Halsall on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Broojgenbrough discussed eight leader*jX- I)Qcrum*h, Prime Minister «f Gh*ht; Toure of Gukiea; Mtoya of Ig^nya; Nyerere of Tan- ganyte; three louden in Nigeria, Aderemi, Balewa and Awotowa; and also TubaMn of Liberia. She pointed t out that most of Africa’s leaden of today were educated in mteekm schools and most hold college de grees. Wesleyan Guild Will Meet Monday The Wesleyan Guild of Broad Street Methodist Church will meet Monday evening. March 21, at 8 I o’clock at the home of Mrs. Weldon Jackson on the Whitmire highway. David Bishop Celebrates Birthday Tuesday afternoon, March 15, in celebration of his sixth birthday. David Bishop invited 22 little girls and boys for a party at his home on the Greenwood highway. David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bishop. Mks. Bishop was assisted by Mrs. James Edens, Mrs. Wayne McLen don and Mrs. J. D. Terry. Games were enjoyed. Laier ice cream, and cup cakes were served after which David opened his gifts. The birth day cake bearing six lighted cand les was prettily decorated in pink. Eastern Star Will . Sect Officers Election of new officers for the coming year will be held at the regular meeting of the James B. Parrott Chapter, Eastern Star, on Friday evening, March IS. - A covered dish supper will be served eft 7 o’clock to be followed by the business meeting at 7:30. Officers have asked that all mem bers be present. LOSE A DISHRAG ? Most everyone has a tale to tell concerning wart cures. One goes like this—steal a dishrag, bury it... when the rag rots, the wart will fall off. Absurd, of course. But there are reliable treatments foe warts, thanks to medical science. Physicians know them. Take advantage of the newer treatments and medica tions available. They can mean the difference between pain and comfort . . . between life and death. Let your doctor do the diagnosing and prescribing. Then come to us for quality prescription service. HOWARD’S PHARMACY PHONE 101 Telephone 74 or 495 Garden Club Speaker Emphasizes Displays For The Home Emphasizing arrangements for the home and making the most of things found in the average home flower garden. Mrs. Francis John stone, of Athens, Ga., gave an in teresting demonstration to Clinton Garden Club members and their guests at a joint meeting on Tues day afternoon in the Presbyterian College chapel. Mrs. Johnstone, who is well known in flower and garden club work throughout this section, gave a charming informal lecture, pointing out some of the mechanics and fundamentals of the art, dealing with selection of containers, line, color, and textures which combine well. Mrs. Howard Smith, incoming president of the Clinton Garden Club Council, received the gavel from Mrs. Frank Jones, retiring president. On behalf of the council, Mrs. Smith presented gifts to Mrs. Jones in appreciation of her service to the organization the past year. Mrs. Jones introduced two visi tors who accompanied Mrs. John stone from, Athens, her mother, Mrs. Wallace Butts, and Mrs. J. D. Bol ton. She also introduced the pther new council officers, Mrs. Marvin Gauk, vice president, and Mrs. R. L. Plaxieo, Jr., secretary and treas urer, and Mrs. Earl Rice, presi dent of the nevfly organized Iris club. ' During the business session re ports were heard from dub pres idents on activities of the past year. Following the meeting members and guests enjoyed a social hour, cookies and coffee. Joint Hostesses , Entertain Friends At Luncheon, Party Ms. George Frady, Mrs. Gary Lehn and Mrs. Dan Orr were host esses to a number of friends on Tuesday at the home of the former. At noon a number of guests were invited for luncheon. On the white linen buffet luncheon table cover was a white floral arrangement with Bells of Ireland flanked by green tapers in silver holders. Centering the small tables were shamrocks with greens. Mrs. Thomas Baldwin assisted the hostesses in serving. In the afternoon guests were in vited for six tables of bridge. Fol lowing the games a hot course and shamrock cakes was served from the buffet table in the dining room. Assisting were Mrs. C. W. Ander son and Mrs. R. M. Fuller. Mrs Michael Turner and Mrs. Reese H. Young were winners of score prizes. w Jl#4- * 111 New President for Garden Council Mrs. Francis Johnstone, of Athens, Ga., who was guest speaker here Tuesday after noon for a joint meeting of the Clinton Gar den Clubs, is pictured with Mrs. Howard .Smith, incoming Garden Club Council pres ident. who is receiving the gavel from Mrs. Frank Jones, retiring president. -Photo by Dan YarHoroo*h Attend District Meet of Club Presidents Attending a district meeting for garden dub presidents in Spartan burg yesterday were Mrs. Hender son Pitts, Mrs. W. G. King, Mrs. Fred Holcombe, Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. Howard Smith Mrs. Judson Brehmer and Mrs. W. C. Shealy. Shields-Haupfeor Engagement WSCS Members Hear Mrs. Fuller President Sacraments Program Clinton Music Club Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Broad Street Methodist Church heard discussions on Sacraments of the Methodist Church for the March program on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Forrest Adair, president, presided, and plans were made for a prayer service for Good Friday. Mrs. J. B. Speake discussed the Lord’s Supper and Mrs. Raymond Pitts, Baptism. MISS SHIELDS Mr. and Mrs. Carmel Shields of Davey W. Va . announce the en gagement of their daughter, Caro lyn, to H. Oliver Haupfear son of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Haupfear of this city. Miss Shields is a graduate of Bai- leyville High School, BaileyviHe, W. Va. Mr. Haupfear is a graduate of Clinton High School. Both are em ployed in Washington, D. C. The wedding will take place in April. Thursday Club Is Entertained Entertaining members of her Thursday club and additional guests Mrs. Robert M. Vance was hostess for bridge last week Four tables were in play with Mrs; George Comelson and Mrs. Bailey Dixon making top and sec ond honors. Between the progres sions sandwiches, cookies and cof- fea were served. Pottes Honor Noted Pianist To honor Pianist Souiima Stravin sky, noted guest artist who gave a concert yesterday evening at Pres byterian College under their fine arts program. Dr. and Mrs. Ed ouard Patte had a few friends for dinner Tu^day evening He is toe son of'noted composer Igor Stravinsky For Coming Year New officers for the coming year for the Clinton Music Chib were eifeted on Wednesday afternoon of the past week when the regular monthly meeting was held at the home of Mrs D G. Creighton on Cedar street. Elected were: Mrs. R. M Fuller, president; Mrs. Creighton, vice- president; Mrs. Frank Fowler, sec- i retary; and Mrs. Joel Cannon, treas urer Also during the business meeting members voted to send contribu tions to the Transylvania Music Camp at Brevard. N C , for the scholarship fund. Mrs. Fuller was appointed a delegate to the state convention of music clubs in May in Chariest on. Mrs. Wingard Hostess To Thursday Club Mrs. B. F. Wingard was hostess to members of the Thursday Club for a dessert bridge the past week at her home on Walnut street. When the guests assembled French pastries were served with coffee and later during the games snack foods and cold drinks were enjoyed. Two tables were m play, with Mrs J. B Arnold receiving top honor. Decorating the den were yellow and orange gladioli artistically com ■ bined with berries and greenery. Week Of Study At Joanna Baptist A churchwide week of study will be held at the Joanna Baptist Church beginning Sunday. March 20 at 6:15 p m. and Monday through Thursday at 7:00 p m The adults and young people will be taught by Prof. T E Epting, of N'ewl**rry College, junior-interme diate leadership by Mrs Alex Craw ford, of Joanna nursery beginner, primary leadership by Mrs. James Mitchell; intermediate girls and boys by Mrs Newman Shouse. of Flair view Church Rev Arden Stew art. pastor of Bush Ri\ r Church, will teach junior girls and boys Mrs Ben Jester will direct actici ties for nursery and beginner chil dren, and Mrs William Dunlap will lead primary children Sunday School teachers. Training Union leaders, and leaders of mis sionary organizations are urgid to attend. * i In Greenwood Concert Greenwood — Two young French sisters, Simone and Francois* Pier rat. wi^I be presented in a cello and piano-' 'concert Tuesday March 22 at 8 .80 p m 'in the lender College auditorium ' The recital us jointly sponsored by Lander College and the Greenwood Chapter ofJ^ABiance Frahcaise, an organization interested in France and French culture. Admission will be one dollar for an adult and 50 cents for a—student Proceeds will go toward the A1 liance scholarship fund which aids Americans who wish to study in' France f 6000 msm MOTHERS! HELD OVER Thursday-Friday-Saturday-March 17-18-19 get a BEAUTIFUL 5X7 PORTRAIT ... of Your child for ONLY AGES 6 WKS- «• •. 1 *ui PHHVPS er to* dMaa h wck me Q~m PM pm fanMf rill to imply for Yaw lahtod 5x7 pictures (mi >rMfa). k Erin 5 z n * yw 1«*-$1.50, 2U-S\2% Mck fSc V to**to h (to atom, tot ymi wM Mt to wpto ts top. BRING YOUR FRIENDS! 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